Sentence examples for intricate I from inspiring English sources

The food was among the most intricate I ate during a three-week eating tour of Europe.

The danger for me on the road is that when the music gets more exciting and intricate, I tend to slow down.

The harmonies in the third verse are so intricate, I've been studying it over and over to try and work out how they made it.

Fletcher Shears: And a little bit more intricate, I guess.

"Since the figures I paint are very dimensional and intricate, I wanted to pair them with backgrounds that were quite the opposite," Reichert explains.

Mantel's writing style is accessible, but the plot itself is intricate—I know that roving bands of raging academics would hang me in my habit for saying it like this, but as far as the number of characters and the network of conflicts go, Wolf Hall is Game of Thrones-level complex.

I gaze at the sun on an overcast 70-degree day in Wilkes-Barre, and I smile knowing every intricate way I plan to answer my next essay.

Whenever I attend this kind of opera-esque event, I feel as though I were being called upon to judge some intricate sport I don't understand, like synchronized swimming.

I continue to question whether the intricate dialogue I found in their art is unique because they intuited some remnant of a trans-oceanic dialogue that rose up to govern the relay evident between them in their exhibition, especially in its more improvisational installations.

I would keep a business card very simple--I know when I went freelance I spent a very exciting few afternoons on the computer designing the most intricate and (I thought) visually impressive business cards imaginable.

Instead, try something positive but nonjudgmental like "I love the design of that tie, it's so intricate" or "I've been looking for a pair of shoes like that, where did you get them?".